You shouldn't count solely on your service member's retirement to build your financial future. Fortunately for military spouses, you can still save for your own retirement, even with challenges ...

The Pillar Foundation isn’t just about offering services; it’s about fostering a community where SOF spouses can support one ...

A military spouse who's worked for the government for 25 years is planning to retire early. Retiring is safer financially, but she feels forced into the choice by the hiring freeze and DOGE.

A spousal individual retirement account might be a good starting point for military spouses, even if they themselves aren't yet employed. The servicemember can sock away up to $7,000 in 2025 ($ ...

This as-told-to essay is based on a conversation with a federally employed military spouse who's taking up the Department of Defense on its Deferred Resignation Program/Voluntary Early Retirement ...

It's scary enough for individuals to take a chance on themselves and start their own business, but the spouses of military servicemembers are often grappling with a unique set of hurdles on the ...